may have to evacuate again. >> what we've heard is that the fire has come down and it has jumped the creek so it is now way back in this canyon here. they say they've put it out. but if the wind changes, what are you going to do? >> i lived in ojai for a little while and i watched a fire come almost into the valley, but this is the first fire i've seen close up and personal here. >> reporter: that resident also voiced concern about the neighborhood water shed which is currently threatened by the fire. there are dozens of firefighters who have been dispatched here from the bay area. many are stationed near the homes to provide fire protection in case it gets any close. now the good news about this fog that has just rolled in is that the moisture helps to choke out the fire, so that it does move slower. unfortunately, it also means that air crews cannot mobilize. so helicopters and planes cannot dump water or fire retardant and

that is not very good news for the progress of the fire fight. live in monterey county, i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >> the air looks so thick there. thank you so much for that report. and well smoke from the fire and along with hot temperatures is prompting another spare the air alert for tomorrow. we're taking a live look from the san jose camera right now. people there are already reporting some smokey skies. >> now the national weather service said smoke from the soberanes fire is also coming into reno and the sierra. you could see it in the distance on the left and from a satellite on the right. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel with a quick check on weather conditions right now. >> right now, near the fire, it is cool. 58 degrees. take a look at the conditions. relative humidity 84% thanks to the fog around. wind out of the west northwest at 10. gusts are nonexistent. but take a look at the next 24 hours. it will get gusty. it is typically the time of year, where you do see windy

conditions and in the late afternoon and evening in this area. and the smoke from that fire on satellite drifting from the mobter a bay -- bonder a bay toward the bay area and toward the lake tahoe, to the region. here is a look at lake tahoe live where you could see those smokey skies. that is part of the reason why we are looking at a spare the air for tomorrow. it is going to get hotter here in the bay area. i'll let you know how hot when i come back. natasha. >> thank you. the democratic national convention is underway in philadelphia. and there is a lot more shouting than shout-outs. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> you could hear it. the chair of the convention was drowned out as were many speakers when they mentioned hillary clinton's name. supporters of bernie sanders are upset over a leak that showed some dnc staffers plotted against sanders. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live from philadelphia with more.

laura? >> reporter: hi, natasha. well this fragile peace between hillary clinton supporters and bernie sanders have been rocked to start this convention amid this e-mail scandal that has cost the dnc chair her job and her place at this convention. >> in the end. it wasn't meant to be for outgoing democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz. a decision to allow the florida congresswoman to gavel the convention was rescinded after she was booed off the stage by her own delegation at a morning breakfast in philadelphia. >> all right, everybody, now, settle down. >> reporter: the outburst came after e-mails released by wikileaks revealed some dnc staffers were exploring ways to undermine the primary campaign of bernie sanders. >> sorry to see her go but i understand she didn't want to be any more of a distraction and there is always room for fresh leadership and so the change will be one that we want to make

sure we embrace. >> there were fireworks at the california delegation breakfast where alex padilla was drowned out by loud sanders supporters. >> i was going to ask, is anybody fired up? who is ready for the convention? put your hands together, so we could channel this passion. >> it is the democratic party. and we have never been a monolith. and we've always tried to reach consensus. but unanimity, it is just an impossible for any party. >> but it doesn't appear all sanders supports are ready to build consensus as they march in the streets of philadelphia and argue case with clinton supporters inside of the convention. >> you have somebody who is -- easily described as a -- lying and cheating, to get her way and it just does not make a very good candidate to get behind. >> reporter: now late this

afternoon, the dnc issued this apology, quote, on behalf of everyone at the dnc, we want to offer a deep and sincere apology to bernie sanders and his supporters and the entire democratic party for the inexcusable remarks made over e-mail. that came from donna brazil who is the interim dnc chair. now let's take a live look at the wells fargo arena in philadelphia. those boos that we heard earlier, every time hillary clinton's name was mentioned, they have died down significantly as the night has moved on. in part because we believe bernie sanders asked his supporters not to protest here on the convention floor. as for the protests outside, i could tell you they have died down as well, for a different reason. there is a severe weather thunderstorm warning here in the philadelphia area. along with a flash flood warning. heavy rain. so the protests have died down at least for now. live in philadelphia, laura

anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you for tracking that, laura. and the weather is also causing problems in new york. take a look at thissin cred picture of lightning -- this incredible picture of lightning hitting the empire state building. >> that storm rolled through chicago. lightning hits a telephone pole causing it to explode into flames. someone shot this video driving in the storm. an out of control fire burning in southern california. just look at the embers in the air. firefighters in los angeles county are facing really dangerous conditions brought out by the massive wildfire near santa clarita. the the sand fire has burned 33,000 acres which is more than 51 square miles. our sister station is live on the fire lines for us tonight. mark? >> reporter: still very warm out here and breezy this afternoon.

we're about 30 miles north of los angeles. just south of santa clarita. we'll pull out the camera for you. you could see the plume of smoke stretching across the sky. it is the windy conditions that have made this fight so difficult for crews out here. for the fourth day in a row. firefighters deal with explosive conditions on the front lines of the sand fire. at times, we're just feet away. >> we've seen some big runs on the fire. and that is an issue of concern for us. >> sandy is a seasoned veteran when it comes to fires with characteristics such as this, when by 10:00 a.m. warming temperatures an gusty winds begin to fan the flames. >> the problem is that we have seen a shift in the weather pattern each day where the prevailing winds push it in a different direction and what was a quiet portion of the fire today what a more active portion today. >> this location, you see we have helicopters in the sky and firefighters from the u.s. forest service behind us. we were just told to leave this

area. it is not safe with the shifting winds. >> we're preparing for the fire to blow through and we'll put out smokers and hot spot. >> reporter: the firefighters are among those helping to protect these homes along the running horse road in the canyon. homeowners were initially evacuated from here on saturday afternoon. then a second alert sent out shortly after 11:00 a.m. today advising homeowners to leave if they hadn't already. staying any longer could cause a real issue on the narrow roads both in and out. >> up in the sky, through this morning and through the afternoon, i'm told that that effort has been crucial in getting this fire put out. but still a lot of work to do. there is no doubt that this fire has grown throughout the day. but the latest update that we have from fire officials put it at over 33,000 acres and 10% contained. for now we are live near santa clarita, back to you both. >> thanks, mark the great job.

a san francisco cyclist caught smashing a car window with his lock. the hall of justice, as he enter the the courtroom. it happened during last year in a riot. he pled guilty to felony assault and vandalism and sentenced to six days in jail and three years problems and anger management classes. police rushed to a home in a richmond district when a father fled with his baby daughter. this is video of the five-month-old girl being reunited with her mother. it began with an argument involving the parents and mother-in-law. the father drove away with the baby and came back when he was contacted by police and detained for violating a court order. police are looking for someone who shot at a police officer over the weekend. we just got a photo into the newsroom. you could see the damage done to the patrol car after a traffic accident. she was trapped inside of that car when someone opened fire.

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live at oakland police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. leslie? >> reporter: natasha, police say it was a deliberate act. someone targeting this officer while she was trapped inside of her car. and as you could imagine, that is having a chilling effect on other officers on patrol, knowing that someone targeting police officers is still on the loose. civilians often too feel like targets in oakland. >> the shooter deliberately walked up to a marked patrol car with a officer inside of the car and fired a round into the car. this is definitely a deliberate act. >> reporter: the shooting happened here, near the corner of 73rd avenue and weld street in east oakland. at least five surveillance cameras at the intersection and at this liquor store captured the shooting. it all started when an opd suv

drifing by a -- driven by a sergeant collides with another car on saturday night at 9:30. the other driver was arrested. the officer was trapped and that is when a man shot at her. >> i just got shot at. [ inaudible ]. i can't get out of the car. >> reporter: the radio call for help came as other bystanders tried to assist the officer. in the end she was released from the hospital with injuries suffered in the accident and not from the shooting. >> for those of us that live on those streets, we experience that daily. >> threats of shooting. >> threats of shooting. shootings and robinsobers and y name it. >> to protect the lives of officers and everyone in our community. we need to do more to crack down on the flood of illegal guns. >> police don't want the sergeant's identity to be made public to protect her and the other officers who are being actively targeted, they said, by a suspect still out there on the streets of oakland. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news.

a deadly virus is threatening certain pets in santa cruz, and we'll have that story coming up next. and what caused a beloved community sent tore go up in flames. >> two juvenile males have been arrested in connection with the fire. and what is wrong with this commercial? it the problem that cost shell three quarters of a million dollars. and from burning man. this mechanical puppet is now

a break in the millbrae community center fire investigation. two juveniles are now under arrest. the sheriff's department said the two have confessed and were caught partially because of posts on social media. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live from millbrae with the details.

>> reporter: well, you know, i think the city really wanted this community to know that they don't have a serial arsonist roaming the streets of millbrae. these were 16 and 17-year-old boys hanging out in the early-morning hours. apparently not doing the right thing. just 36 hours after the millbrae community center fire, two teenagers were identified and questioned. investigators have now determined it was not an in tensional fire. today at this press conference, city and county officials said the teens were negligent and suggesting perhaps they were smoking or playing with fire. >> during the interview they got information evidence that stated they were responsible for the fire. >> reporter: the juveniles are 16 and 17 years old and are at the youth services center. investigators say social media played a role in finding them. >> what i can't say is whether there is evidence on social media that helped, absolutely.

but that is just one item in several items of evidence that detectives have. >> reporter: the community center was lost to the fire on thursday early morning. dozens of local organizations have used the center for years, including a summer day care center. for parents and grandparents like alfred mir ando, another center opened doors to the children. >> our children are in their 50s that grew up there. >> he was sorry do hear those responsible for teens. >> i feel sorry for their parents and i feel sorry for them zbl them. >> reporter: this room at city hall is where the different agencies are trying to find spaces for the organizations displaced. >> there is ongoing day-to-day needs and we're matching that up with things received. >> in early august they will start talking about rebuilding. in millbrae, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. results from an independent investigation confirm an oakland police officers and his wife

both committed suicide. officer brendan o'brien was found dead in the oakland hills last september. the same apartment where his wife killed herself just 15 months before. the suicide exposed his relationship with a then underage teenager celeste guap and sparked a sex scandal that has hit seven bay area police agencies. dan noyes reports that he left a suicide note claiming that goo app was blackmailing him and an an interview she denied it. it clears o'brian of any involvement in his wife's death. shell oil has agreed to pay more than $750,000 in fines following allegations of misleading advertising. >> michael finney is here with us in the newsroom with more. >> this is an it string. the agreement filed by the counties of loke areas and shell is accused of misleading the shell gift and gas rewards program -- i should say gift

cards and gas rewards program. they did not admit liability but agreed to pay $672,000 in fines to go toward restitution and penalties and to pay for new technology to ensure future compliance. shell did not return 7 on your side phone calls requesting comment. after prodding from federal regulators a ceo will lead a task force to stop the robo-calls. they will look into new technology that will prevent the robo calls from ever getting through. at&t and ceo randall stevenson previously said such technology could not be deployed without approval from the federal communication commission. companies found a violation of workers laws will soon face hefty fines. starting august 1st, fines will go up 80%. that is because the fines haven't been increased since 1990. and are now being adjusted after congress passed a law last year.

the new max someone fines are more than $12,000 per violation with more fines daily if they are not connected. this should help workers safety. dan. >> it sounds like it. michael, thank you very much. sandhya patel is joining us with the accuweather forecast. >> cooler today but that may change. >> that is right. temperatures came down today behind me and you could see sunshine but to the north the fog is coming back in and it has been around near the coast. let's check out live doppler 7 hd and i'll show it to you from that perspective. that is why it has been quite cool along the coastline. with 50s and 60s. but you head inland and temperatures today have managed to get up into the mid and upper 90s. from our santa cruz camera, you are seeing what people are doing to beat the inland heat, enjoying the beach. you might want to do that in the next few days. 65 in san francisco. 71 in oakland. 78 in mountain view. 81 in san jose and morgan hill and a live look from the san

jose camera, haze in the air. 86 in santa rosa. 75 in napa. 80s nor concord and livermore. and you are looking toward mt. diablo and the air quality will suffer tomorrow. inland and east bay, we do have a spare the air alert now and in effect again tomorrow. moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. watching the typical summertime marine layer from the south beach camera, we do have a heat alert inland on tuesday through thursday where you see the triple-digit temperatures in the next three days and spare the air again for tomorrow. when you get going tomorrow morning, watch out for the fog along the coast and around the bay. it starts off in 50s but it may be dense in pocket for the morning commute. into the latter part of the morning, fog will slowly burn away but at 8:00 a.m. still around the bay and the coast. watch at what happens. the fog lingers near the coastline. bayside and inland areas will see the sun for tuesday

afternoon. and those temperatures are going to really come up. 97 in morgan hill and hot day in gilroy 98. 90 in san jose. 85 in sunnyvale. milpitas on the peninsula in the mid-80s. and palo alto and mountainview, 79 in san matt arrow. foggy on the coast in pacifica. 63 degrees. so not changes in daly city. 60s at the coast but triple-digits around cloverdale and ukiah. 88 in napa. 92 in santa rosa. a warm day in the east bay. 80 in oakland. 86 fremont, 88 castro valley and inland is where it is cooking. 103 in livermore. 104 in antioch. 101 in concord. 100 in walnut creek. livermore temperature trend will spell it out. average high is 87. you are well above average for most of this workweek and still a little bit warmer than average as you notice. but it does cool down for your weekend, especially on sunday.

accuweather seven-day forecast, hot days inland, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, heat alert for the inland areas and the triple-digits inland. make sure you stay hydrated and cool. low to mid-60s coast side. the heat backs off on friday and a cooler pattern for the weekend. by then you will be welcoming our natural a.c. the sea breeze as we drop down by sunday, low 60s to the upper 80s. that will be a definite relief. but it is expected around this time of year to see the hot days, natasha and dan. >> and that is true. and we haven't had too much. >> we are fortunate. >> thank you. out with the old and in with the new. google maps getting an update. that is next. and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> breaking news tonight. the chaos here in the convention floor, booing to keep a key leader off the stage. bernie sanders supporters shouting down talk of hillary clinton. also breaking right now, word of another attack in a major city shl, the details coming in now, right here after abc 7 news.

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this is abc 7 news. coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, live from the democratic convention, the bay area sanders delegates who might not be feeling the burn when their cantdidate speaks tonight and why investigators thought a kidnapping was a hoax. and a break through by local researchers that could help deal with a disease that some say doesn't exist. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> a steam punk giant, not to

terrorize the locals but to celebrate the history. >> it is making a 130 mile journey to celebrate the cornish mining industriry. >> it is a mechanical puppet and 40 tons decided to look at the baskets that cared minors down into the shafters. >> it is nightmaric. >> we've all taken our dogs out for a run but how about this. >> look at this baby rhino. he enjoys playing on the trails with his friends. >> this is from the nonprofit working with rhino working to fight rhino poaches. the baby rono is very smart and runs back to his trainer whenever he hears his name. >> after all of that jumping around, he enjoys a well deserved street. it looks like a mozzarella stick but i'm sure that is not what it is. adorable. >> world news tonight is david muir is next. i'm in for kristen zse.

>> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time and we'll see you again in half an hour at 6:00. breaking news tonight on the floor of the democratic national convention. they are chanting "bernie," others are chanting "hillary," as they have just announced the clinton/kaine ticket on that stage. convention chaos on day one. angry delegates in the convention hall right now. the congresswoman, the chair of the democratic party, resigning, booed in front of the cameras. the pressure to keep her off the stage. bernie sanders telling his supporters the democrats must support hillary clinton. all of this amid the major leak of party e-mails. the fbi now investigating tonight. the clinton campaign saying the russians are behind it, to help donald trump. also tonight, the deadly heat and the fires. thousands of families evacuated as the number of children dying